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Roy David Davis
Roy David Davis, 53, died July 9, 2018, with his wife, Becky, by his side. Roy David Davis was known as “Bull Bear” to the Native American community, but was…
Legal Notices for July 13, 2018
Notice is hereby given to BERTHA RENEE BUZBEE unless payment is made on 1987 CHEVROLET SILVERADO VIN:1GCEV14H4HS170245 for tow and storage charges on 07/07/2018. Vehicle will be auctioned on the…
City, applicant both silent on hiring appeal
City manager applicant Roslyn Evans has been vocal in print and social media regarding her intent to appeal the Perry City Council’s decision that she “did not meet the minimum…
Almost done!
The estimated $550,000 paving project that encompassed Center Street and Church Street — running from the intersection at Ash Street to U.S. Highway 19 — is expected to be completed…
Commissioners defend use of reserves
During their two most recent meetings, commissioners have defended dipping into contingency funds and made it clear that the county has not depleted its reserves for capital projects and contingency…
Voters to decide on renewing school tax
Taylor County voters will have the chance to decide this November whether or not to renew a 0.25 mill “critical needs” property tax for an additional four years to help…
New county public works building moves forward
County commissioners voted 5-0 to move forward with construction of a new Taylor County Public Works Department office building at their June 19 meeting by approving a contract with Phifer…
Marvel scores another fun hit with ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp’
By MARK VIOLA Back in July 2015, “Ant-Man” hit theaters as the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU) 12th installment. It came on the heels of “Avengers: Age of Ultron,” and provided…
Newman seeks ‘controlled growth for the common good’
Taylor County native Michael E. Newman has announced his candidacy for the District 3 county commission seat. Running as a Democrat, Newman will appear on the Nov. 6 General Election…
‘Day of Saldado’ can’t live up to ‘Sicario’
By MARK VIOLA The night before I went to see “Sicario: Day of the Soldado,” I was sitting at the bar in my favorite Tallahassee restaurant when an acquaintance asked…
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